Fabulous podcast with an amazing professional. Reveals why such an accomplished physician (who can work anywhere) choose community behavioral health and social support services at @CommQuestServ https://t.co/fT4suo3KyH
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Check out our 2023 State of the Agency podcast with CommQuest CEO, Elaine Russell Reolfi!
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Join Larry today by giving hope to someone in need! Donate online at https://t.co/c2c5ToCrKh; by phone at 330.994.1455 with credit card, stock, or matching gift; or send a check to 601 Cleveland Ave. NW, Canton, OH 44702 (Attn: Marketing & Development).#BuildingFoundationsofHope
This year for Giving Tuesday, we want to flip the script and thank all of our generous supporters for the time, money, and talent they have given to support our mission this year. Your support saves lives!
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A partnership between the criminal justice system and nonprofit behavioral health improves recovery and reduces recidivism. #drugcourt#recovery https://t.co/qazgtRnrOe
Community behavioral health is tough. Huge need. Scarce resources. But I work with more than 300 people who will never give up on someone who needs them and who work every day to build a community where people survive and live their best lives.
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CommQuest has partnered with Stark State College to offer education and career services to clients in its opioid treatment program.
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It's Halloween at the White House and the @WHOSTP team showed everyone how much fun science and technology can be. Thanks to Energy Team engineers Sarah Stevenson and Rachel Reolfi, the visiting trick-or-treaters learned how lemons can power a light bulb.
Representatives from the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy Energy Team visited #NETL’s Pittsburgh site today to discuss how the Lab’s #EnergyAnalysis expertise can help support the nation’s transition to a clean energy future.
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